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Colleges Accepting CUET in Bihar: Both Government and Private Colleges are there in Bihar which accepts CUET Scores. Finding your way through college admissions in Bihar has become simpler with the introduction of CUET exam. This exam centralizes the application process, allowing students to apply to multiple universities with just one score. However, you might wonder which colleges in Bihar accept CUET scores.

Typically, the National Testing Agency (NTA) website reveals the list of participating universities which includes colleges in Bihar accepting CUET scores for the 2026 admissions. It's important to note that not all programs in Bihar colleges and universities require CUET; some may have their own entrance exams. Here's a rundown of some of the top central and private colleges accepting CUET in Bihar for the 2026 admissions!

IGNOU January 2026 Admission Begins: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has officially opened January 2026 admission cycle, allowing you to enroll in a wide range of Open and Distance Learning (ODL) programmes. If you are planning to continue your education through flexible learning, this admission window is an important step for you. Applications are now live, and you can complete the registration process online through IGNOU’s official admission portal. Make sure you keep your APAAR ID ready before starting the application process

IGNOU January 2026 Registration: Indira Gandhi National Open University has reopened IGNOU January 2026 Registration today, December 17. If you are eligible, you can apply against January 2026 fresh academic sessions in the online distance learning and online programmes by January 31, 2026. You need to create a portal and log in at www.ignou.ac.in to register for the said examination. The registration form-filling process includes entering details, uploading documents, and paying the registration fees. You can keep the following details and documents handy for entering/uploading purposes while filling out the form. Adhering to guidelines and specifications for each will save your application from getting rejected during the screening process. 

If you are exploring Universities for pursuing Distance B.Ed course, then you must check for two basic approvals. Firstly, the university must be UGC recognised (through the Distance Education Bureau: DEB). Secondly, the B.Ed programme itself must be approved by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) which is offered by many colleges and institutions. Students must note that there will always be a risk of your degree getting rejected if any institution offering Distance B.Ed does not match both the criteria. Your qualification for CTET, state TETs, and government school recruitment will be rejected without DEB and NCTE approval even if you have completed all exams and paid the full fee.​

One of the first things that causes confusion and apprehension when you begin preparations for B.Ed entrance exams is the cut-off scores. One year they shoot up, and the other year they fall flat without any apparent reason. Whether it is the UP B.Ed JEE, Maharashtra B.Ed CET, or admissions to DU and BHU, these patterns become evident and can be easily deduced. A knowledge of the workings of cut-offs will thus help you bear expectations and devise an admission strategy accordingly.